A simpler and more secure way of working with a digital wallet for your organisation
You decide what to share and with whom. Credentials are encrypted and protected on your phone, often secured with facial recognition or fingerprint authentication.

Gain full control, enhanced security, and streamlined processes with the Digipost Business Wallet
Wallets and Digital Credentials
The world is rapidly becoming more digital, and the demand for secure and efficient document sharing is increasing. By adopting digital wallets and digital credentials, your organisation takes a step into the future of data sharing.
The Digipost Wallet is a technology that enables customers, employees, and partners to store and share official information in a completely new way. For your organisation, this means replacing manual routines, time-consuming background checks, and uncertainty around document fraud with automated processes. With the Digipost Wallet, you gain full control over data flows, achieve the highest levels of security on the market, and simplify day-to-day work for both employees and users – all in line with the latest European standards.

Issuer
Creates and issues digital credentials.

Wallet Holder
The owner of the wallet and the digital credentials.

Verifier
Verifies digital credentials and performs checks against the infrastructure.
The Three Key Roles
Issuer
Public agencies, educational institutions, certification bodies, or private organisations. The issuer is the authorised source that holds the original data. They create the digital credential (for example, a driver's licence, vocational certificate, or credit assessment), cryptographically sign it so it cannot be altered, and deliver it to the user's wallet.
Wallet Holder
The end user – whether an individual, an employee, or an entire organisation (business wallet). The wallet holder has full control over their own data and credentials. They decide who to share information with and can approve the sharing of specific credentials without revealing other irrelevant personal information.
Verifier
The organisation that needs to verify the information (for example, an accountant verifying a company registration certificate or a hospital checking a doctor's licence). The verifier receives the digital credential from the holder and performs an automated check against the infrastructure. Within seconds, the system confirms that the issuer is trusted, the credential has not been tampered with, and it is still valid.

Explore Digipost technical documentation
Here you'll find APIs and a step-by-step guide to help you get started with digital wallets and digital credentials as an issuer or verifier.
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